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I go with the Vintage Halibrands, but that just me. I did look up both sets on Jay's Ebay site. Both looks good. I think the Older Cars looks funny, with more modern wheels.

I like your choice of Motivation, Bob. Wheel Choice depends on what 'Era' you plan the car to be in. Iceman, VCG and Texas 3D all offer some dragster wheels, but most are modern and not too vintage. Good Luck

Very nice little Long Roof! As others have said, the Colours are perfect. Good Show.

What an Awesome Build! You really turned that kit into a Gem! Good Show.

Very Sharp Build, using seldom seen options. It looks like a Gentleman's Coupe. The Red Paint is perfect.

I'm sorry for your loss. Always sad when we lose a Veteran & Modeler.

Boy, those two kits sure fit well together. (at least from here, on this side on the Monitor, LOL)

Nice Start. There can never be too many '32 Fords.

Yes, Bob, been that way for me, also.

Yeah, I'd believe it. Why use the right tire, when you can just throw in something that looks close......? But, there is a thread somewhere on the forums about AMT's 1990's & 2000's Light Truck tires. Steve G. did give some answers about the LT Trucks tires, but I've forgotten the details. It may very well be, that Round2 doesn't have access (for whatever reason) to the OG LT Truck tire molds. So, I guess I shouldn't pan them too hard. Maybe they did the best they could. But, the tires are still poor.

Best I could find.

Shades of Pat Covert, and "Grundy's Salvage" Way to go, Terry!

I'll just repeat what Noel said. Knock your Socks off Great! Thanks for sharing your work, and weathering.

Looks, Great! I like that shade of Bleu.

Very Nice! I like the wheels.

Your Detail Painting and Finishing skills are superb, David G. I really like how the interior came out. Nice touch using those parts box lenses.

Your Detail Painting and Finishing skills are superb, David G. I really like how the interior came out. Nice touch using those parts box lenses.

David, has the right of it. Monetizing everything only works in the short run. Then, the customers depart, and there goes the magazine(or whatever). But, no matter. The Folks who monetized it got theirs, so "It's All Good"! TM

I like this! I really like the C-cab, and the 'Banger' is an inspired engine choice.

Great! I , also, cannot wait to see what you do with this kit.

Vinegar, would be where I'd start on Tobacco stains.

It could be Nicotine stains too. I've seen plastic turn yellow from exposure to Cigarette Smoke. See if the yellow stains feel a bit greasy.

I hear You! Knock Out the Client Stuff, and get back to modeling when you are more settled.

I did not know that about the convertible. So much for that idea. Thanks for letting me know.

Holy Wah! The detail work is amazing! Eye Strain for sure building that. What a unique subject for a build. It looks great so far.